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I have released the Nowhere forum avatars as a standalone repo. Add fun faces to your app deterministly created from each users npub or any text string. Play with the live demo here

nowhere avatars

Type a thing, get a face. A tiny dependency-free avatar generator.

and find the code at

GitHub

GitHub - 5t34k/nowhere-avatars: Deterministic SVG face avatars from a seed string. Single file with zero dependencies, returns an SVG string you can drop into any frontend. Built for the Nowhere forum. Pulled out as a standalone repo.

Deterministic SVG face avatars from a seed string. Single file with zero dependencies, returns an SVG string you can drop into any frontend. Built...

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I have created a simple demonstration site to show how the fragments store you site data in a way that is easy to see and understand. The demo let's you create a simple link with text in the URL fragment however unlike with a real nowhere link this one is not compressed at all so you can clearly see your text in the final URL.

Fragment Demo · nowhere

A simple demonstration of how Nowhere URLs put site data into the URL fragment, without compression or base64 encoding.

Nowhere just reached the next level of censorship resistance. The nowhere site builder and renderer is now live as an nsite. You can even install as a PWA directly off the nsite. All of my domains can go down or be taken offline but your nowhere sites will always live as long as nowhere remains on nostr. Nowhere sites - hosted nowhere. Nowhere renderer - distributed across blossom servers.

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An anon sent me this perfect example of nowhere message. There is no server log to see who created it as it was never uploaded to a server. For all I know it was created on an air-gapped computer. And there will be no record if you choose to read it as the site will only fetch the data from the link itself and render locally on your device.

Nowhere

I had a crazy idea while listening to @Michael Dunworth talk about primes. The idea was that there is a pattern to prime numbers. The answer is in the stars. Somehow the patterns and relationships between stars unlocks the secrets of prime numbers. Man thinks they can hide. They cover themselves like in the garden of Eden. We create cryptography with primes as this ultimate form of hiding ourselves. But God sees everything. Man draws further away from our nature and our relationship with God until we have a society that is completely void of the sacred. We build this monumental society thinking we are the pinnacle, thinking we are gods, thinking we truly can hide. But then the truth is discovered. The primes revealed in the stars. There is no way it could be coincidence or chance. God reveals himself to humanity in an irrefutable way. In the same instant our secrets are no longer hidden from each other and we realise they were always visible to God. View quoted note →